How do I get my printer to print colors exactly as monitor sees it ? -

When i see a perfectly exposed picture on my monitor,it comes out muddy and too dark when its printed.

You can t. Your monitor has brightness and contrast buttons that control how you see the picture. What you see on screen is created by light levels. The printer prints exactly what the computer tells it to do and it is created by ink (solid). Now having said that, use photo paper and good quality ink on a good quality printer - that will help.

The picture will never look exactly like the monitor, but you can make it look close by using a good printer (with settings on high), good ink, and good paper.

Make sure your monitor is properly setup. Try this link to learn how to do this correctly. http://www.users.on.net/~julian.robinson… Another option is to use an image editor, most have an automatic gamma/brightness/contrast correcter.